David Sali

Dave is OBJ's senior features writer with two decades of experience in the newspaper industry working for a variety of publications from community weeklies to major dailies. He is a four-time award-winning journalist by the Alliance of Area Business Publishers (AABP). He has received awards for best news feature, best scoop and best overall writer among medium-sized business publications.

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Ottawa airport eyes more domestic flights as projected deficit balloons

CEO says airport might have to borrow up to $150 million over the next two years to cover its operating expenses.

Late start, loss of banquet revenues threaten to leave local golf courses in financial hole

"Right now to some extent, we're the only show in town.”

Ottawa startups catering to food industry serve up new platforms during pandemic

For Ottawa entrepreneur Cassy Aite, the last two months have been a crash course in crisis management. Aite...

Ottawa printing company says plan to produce medical masks stuck in limbo

Owner of Ottawa printing company waiting to learn whether he’ll have a market for the personal protective equipment.

‘The future is very exciting’: Hunt leaves OSEG to focus on growing pro soccer in Ottawa

After playing a vital role in the revival of junior hockey and CFL football in Ottawa, Jeff Hunt is facing what might be his biggest challenge yet: turning the nation’s capital into a pro soccer town.

New Solace CEO sees bright future for Kanata-based software firm

Denis King is wearing plenty of hats during the COVID-19 lockdown: stay-at-home dad, part-time teacher and, oh...

Ottawa digital media firm unveils rapid-temperature-check platform

With temperature checks likely to become commonplace, an Ottawa-based digital media technology firm says it has engineered a novel way to make the screening process more efficient.

With live-action productions at a standstill, Ottawa’s animation industry is booming

Animation studios throughout the city are in hiring mode as the industry works full-tilt to meet growing demand for content.

Sponsors stick with Tulip Festival as major events experiment with virtual editions

Festival organizers said Monday the popular annual spring celebration is on track to surpass last year’s total sponsorship revenues of $61,000 despite moving online.